Furnace installation & replacement
New installations and replacements sized to the home, with the venting, ductwork and controls handled as part of the job.
Right sizing
for real homes
- Sizing
- Airflow
- Venting
- Controls
- Commissioning
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Furnace + Central Air · Richmond Hill · York Region
Furnace installation &
replacement
designed around your home.
Right-sized equipment, balanced airflow and careful commissioning — for reliable comfort through every season.
Richmond Hill HVAC · System-first design · TSSA registered
Registered contractorTSSA FS-R-53729
Local baseRichmond Hill, Ontario
System pricingFurnace installation from $4,200
Diagnostic$99 · credited to approved repair
ApproachSystem-first assessment
Furnace service
Furnace service built around the home and the system
From a no-heat call to a full replacement, EcoComfort works on residential gas furnaces with the whole system in view — the equipment, the air that moves through the home, and the details that keep it running cleanly.
Diagnostics & repair
We diagnose before we quote, then explain whether the issue is mechanical, airflow-related or a sign the system is nearing replacement.
Airflow & duct conditions
Comfort complaints are often distribution problems. We look at duct capability and airflow, not just the appliance.
Venting & drainage
Terminations, condensate handling and vent materials are detailed properly — the parts that protect reliability long after install day.
Controls & thermostat
Thermostat and control integration is set up and verified where applicable, so the system behaves the way the homeowner expects.
Seasonal service
Maintenance and system checks that keep a furnace running safely and predictably through the heating season.
We service common residential gas furnaces. If a specific make or model is outside our scope, we’ll tell you before any work begins.
Our approach
Comfort starts with the whole system, not a single unit.
A truly comfortable home isn’t just about a new furnace or air conditioner. It’s about the right system for your home — properly sized, well balanced, and professionally installed.
We look at the bigger picture: your home, your ductwork, your airflow, your controls and your goals — so everything works together, efficiently, for years to come.
Greater Comfort
Even temperatures, fewer hot and cold spots.
Higher Efficiency
Lower energy use and fewer wasted cycles.
Longer System Life
Equipment that works the way it was designed to.
Healthier Indoor Air
Cleaner, fresher air for your family.
A Smarter Investment
Real value, real comfort, for the long term.
System steps
How we design the right comfort system.
Five checks. One complete system.
Confirm the house, not only the equipment.
We consider your home’s size, layout, insulation, windows, and existing ductwork before recommending any equipment. Every house is different, and the right solution starts with understanding the bigger picture.
Why it matters
Learn more about our approach
A system that fits your home delivers better comfort, lower energy use, and fewer issues over time.
Repair or replace
Repair the furnace, or start planning replacement?
A quick way to think it through — no email required. This is guidance, not a verdict; a technician assessment confirms the right call for your system.
Weigh the decision
Tell us about the current furnace.
Age is one factor; repair history, reliability, comfort and system condition are considered together.
Guidance
Repair may still be reasonable
A newer furnace with few repairs and good comfort is usually worth maintaining. Keep up with regular service and reassess as it ages.
What we’d check next
Heat-exchanger condition, venting, and whether the current capacity still suits the home.
What we look at
Signals we weigh together.
Older equipment
As equipment ages, repair history, reliability, efficiency and the condition of the surrounding system matter more in the repair-versus-replace decision.
Repeat repairs
Several repairs in a short window can point to a wider decline rather than a one-off fix.
Comfort & efficiency
Uneven rooms, noise or rising bills can be sizing or distribution issues, not just the furnace.
Safety items
Heat-exchanger or venting concerns move the decision quickly — and are confirmed on site.
Decision Studio
Plan your furnace project in a few steps
Answer a few questions and get a planning profile — complexity, key considerations and the recommended next step. Every answer changes the result. No email required, nothing stored.
Furnace pricing
A starting price we publish, not one you have to ask for
Most homeowners get a number only after a sales visit. Ours is on the page. Final pricing is confirmed once the home and the existing system have been reviewed — and the scope is agreed before any work begins.
Installed starting price
$4,200
What the starting price covers
A clean, like-for-like replacement: the furnace, standard connections, and commissioning. What can sit above it is set out below — openly, before any work begins.
What moves the scope
Why a project sits above the starting point
The starting price covers a clean, like-for-like replacement. These are the things that genuinely add scope — and we tell you which ones apply before any work begins.
Capacity & configuration
The calculated heat loss sets the size and the equipment tier. A larger, two-stage or modulating furnace sits above a base single-stage unit.
Venting
Vent routing, terminations and materials — particularly when an older chimney-vented furnace moves to sidewall PVC.
Ductwork & return air
Undersized returns or duct corrections to fix uneven rooms are work beyond swapping the appliance.
Controls
Thermostat and control integration, including staging or a dual-fuel setup.
Condensate & drainage
A condensing furnace produces condensate that needs a drain, pump or neutralizer where none exists today.
Access & location
Tight mechanical rooms, awkward stairs, or relocating the unit.
Paired cooling / coil
Fitting or replacing a matched evaporator coil when cooling is part of the same project.
Get your furnace estimate
Diagnostic visit $99, credited toward the repair when the recommended work is approved. Starting price is for planning; the scope is confirmed before work begins.
Local furnace service
Furnace service from Richmond Hill across York Region and nearby GTA communities
EcoComfort is based in Richmond Hill and provides furnace service across York Region and nearby GTA communities. Service availability is confirmed by project location and schedule.
Primary service area
Richmond Hill
Core service area — priority scheduling from our Richmond Hill base.
- Furnace installation
- Furnace replacement
- Diagnostics & service
Availability confirmed by project location and schedule.
View Richmond Hill service areaRichmond Hill is our headquarters and primary service base. Coverage across the wider GTA is confirmed by project location and schedule — Get your furnace estimate.
Proof, not adjectives
We’d rather show proof than call ourselves the best
Some of it is verifiable right now. The project photography is added from real EcoComfort jobs as they’re documented — never stock, never invented.
TSSA registered contractor
Verifiable
Registration
FS‑R‑53729
Heating Fuels contractor — listed on the public TSSA register.
Owner-held credentials
- G3
- ODP
- Gas Tight
- CSST
Gas scopes are carried out by a G2-certified technician on the team.
Local base
105 Oneida Crescent, Richmond Hill, ON
Hours
Mon–Sat 7 AM–9 PM
Verifiable today
Registered contractor
TSSA FS-R-53729 — a registered Heating Fuels contractor, verifiable on the TSSA public register.
Owner-held credentials
G3 · ODP · Gas Tight, plus CSST training / certification. Applicable gas scopes are carried out by a G2-certified technician on the team.
Published pricing
Furnace from $4,200 — on the page, with the cost drivers shown openly.
Local base
105 Oneida Crescent, Richmond Hill, Ontario — a real address, not a call centre.
TSSA FS-R-53729
G3
ODP
Gas Tight
Richmond Hill, Ontario
Compare services
Where Furnace fits in the EcoComfort lineup
Heating, cooling and comfort systems solve different problems. Here’s an honest side-by-side so you can see what each one is for — and where they overlap.
Service
Heating
Cooling
Price path
Best for
Signature focus
Furnace you’re here
Heats
—
From $4,200
Reliable primary heating
Right-sizing & venting
Central AC
—
Cools
From $4,900
Whole-home cooling & humidity
SEER2 & correct sizing
Heat Pump
Heats
Cools
Assessment
All-season efficiency
Cold-climate & backup design
Boiler
Heats
—
Assessment
Radiant & radiator comfort
Whole-loop design
Heated Driveway
Melts snow
—
Site assessment
Automatic snow clearing
Electric vs hydronic
Prices are approved starting anchors; heat pump, boiler and heated-driveway scope is confirmed by assessment. Not sure which fits? Use the Decision Studio or ask us directly.
Common questions
Furnace questions from Richmond Hill homeowners
Straight answers on furnace pricing, repair-versus-replace, sizing and what happens before final pricing.
How much does furnace installation cost in Richmond Hill?
Furnace installation starts at $4,200. Final pricing depends on the required capacity, the selected equipment and efficiency, existing venting, duct and system conditions, controls, and any electrical or site work. The scope is confirmed before work begins.
Should I repair or replace my furnace?
It depends on the furnace age, repair history, comfort and reliability, and the condition of the surrounding system. Our repair-versus-replace guidance is a starting point; a technician assessment confirms the right call.
How does EcoComfort size a furnace?
Capacity should follow the home, its envelope and the distribution system — not just the old nameplate. In Ontario, sizing is justified with a CSA F280 heat-loss calculation and reviewed alongside airflow and venting so the system performs across the season.
Do new gas furnaces have to be high-efficiency?
In Canada, most new residential gas furnaces are condensing, high-efficiency units (95% AFUE or higher). A condensing furnace uses PVC venting and produces condensate that has to be handled properly — part of a clean installation.
Will new ductwork or airflow changes be needed?
Sometimes. Some comfort issues are distribution problems rather than the furnace itself. We review duct capability and airflow and explain any recommended changes before work begins.
Which areas do you serve for furnace work?
Our core service area is Richmond Hill, Thornhill, Markham, Vaughan, Aurora and Newmarket. Contact us to confirm availability outside these areas.
What happens before I get final pricing?
We review the home, the current system, venting, ductwork and controls. From there the next step is a written estimate or an on-site assessment, depending on the scope.
Your next step
Ready to plan your furnace project?
Tell us what’s happening with the furnace and a little about the home. We’ll help identify the right next step based on the furnace, the home and the scope of work.
Richmond Hill HQ
TSSA FS-R-53729
Furnace · $4,200
What happens next
- 01We talk it through
A short conversation about the home, the current system and what prompted the call — no pressure, no script.
- 02We review the system
On site or from details you send: capacity, ductwork, venting and controls, so the recommendation fits the house.
- 03You get the scope in writing
A clear scope and price before any work begins — including anything that moves it above the starting point.
Prefer to write? Email reaches the same people as the phone — paste your Decision Studio summary straight in.